Nicer Aftermarket Seats?
#31
You're going to spend 'big money' anyway getting a flawless interior from another truck.
Get together with a quality upholstery shop and you might be pleasantly surprised what it will cost to make your existing seats more comfortable.
I've gone this route with clients with their private jets for 3 decades, and it always costs a helluva lot less money to refurb what you have than to purchase new.
Get together with a quality upholstery shop and you might be pleasantly surprised what it will cost to make your existing seats more comfortable.
I've gone this route with clients with their private jets for 3 decades, and it always costs a helluva lot less money to refurb what you have than to purchase new.
#34
Gonna leave my seats alone for now. Thinking of upholstering the dash & a pillars w black alcantara
#35
Upholstering with black alcantara would be pretty awesome.
#37
#38
Alcantara would definitely look good. I've always liked the idea of putting alcantara on the headliner, a, b, c, and d pillars, and the inserts of the seats. It would also look good on the dashboard and even the door panels although I think i would prefer leather on the majority of the dash board and door panels.
#40
#42
I'm going to assume this wouldn't be all that difficult to do since the 2011 SuperDuties share seats with the F-150...anyways, I would love to have the seats from a Raptor in an Excursion. I love bolstering on my seats and the Raptor's has a nice amount of that. New upholstery would of course be called for. Alcantara would go nicely in the middle sections on the seat top and bottom.
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#45